Come Give a Cheer! - One Hundred Years of Victoria High School 1876-1976
Come Give a Cheer! - One Hundred Years of Victoria High School 1876-1976 | Rare and modern books | Smith, Peter L. (Signed)
Rare and modern books
Smith, Peter L. (Signed)
Victoria High School Centennial Celebrations Committee,
1976
Come Give a Cheer! - One Hundred Years of Victoria High School 1876-1976
Come Give a Cheer! - One Hundred Years of Victoria High School 1876-1976 | Rare and modern books | Smith, Peter L. (Signed)
Rare and modern books
Smith, Peter L. (Signed)
Victoria High School Centennial Celebrations Committee,
1976
69.95 €
(Ladysmith,
Canada)
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Details
- Year of publication
- 1976
- Place of printing
- Victoria BC
- Author
- Smith, Peter L. (Signed)
- Publishers
- Victoria High School Centennial Celebrations Committee
- Size
- 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
- Edition
- F First Edition
- Keyword
- Come Give a Cheer! - One Hundred Years of Victoria High School, 1876-1976 146 pages. Founded in 1876, Victoria was not merely British Columbia's first secondary, school: it is Canada's oldest public high school west of the, Great Lakes. A carefully researched account of Victoria High, School's origins and development, emphasis is placed upon the school's social values and attitudes, its colourful personalities, and its close interaction with the community. A wealth of, historic photographs and verbal flashbacks offer a nostalgic, evocative picture of a representative Canadian Institution. Book, unmarked and lightly worn. Moderate wear and sunning to spine of, dust jacket. Very nice copy. British Columbia Education
- Binding description
- J H Very Good Hardcover
- State of preservation
- Very Good
- Languages
- English
- Binding
- Hardcover
- First edition
- True
Description
146 pages. Founded in 1876, Victoria was not merely British Columbia's first secondary school: it is Canada's oldest public high school west of the Great Lakes. A carefully researched account of Victoria High School's origins and development, emphasis is placed upon the school's social values and attitudes, its colourful personalities, and its close interaction with the community. A wealth of historic photographs and verbal flashbacks offer a nostalgic, evocative picture of a representative Canadian Institution. Book unmarked and lightly worn. Moderate wear and sunning to spine of dust jacket. Very nice copy. Book
